On Hollywood Tee Halloween This Is S/S (Black) brings the original Halloween energy front and center with one of the most recognizable images in horror history. Printed on a solid black short sleeve tee, the graphic hits with that iconic composition—a glowing jack-o’-lantern melting into a blade, the light from inside the pumpkin bleeding down into the sharp edge of a knife. Above it, HALLOWEEN is stamped in bold off-white lettering, while the classic tagline “The Night He Came Home!” runs stacked along the side. The whole print carries that gritty, vintage film texture—like an old theater poster that’s been burned into people’s memory for decades.
The tee itself keeps it clean and wearable with a standard fit, soft midweight cotton, and a durable screen print that doesn’t feel overdone. It’s the kind of piece that works just as well skating through the day as it does at night, especially when the temps drop and everything feels a little heavier.
What really gives this shirt weight is how close this story lives to us. The original Halloween wasn’t just a movie—it was filmed right here in South Pasadena, and that history still sits in plain sight. The Michael Myers house is right across from the railroad tracks, still standing like nothing ever changed. Just across the way is the hardware store where he picked up that now legendary mask, and a couple blocks down is Laurie Strode’s house, played by Jamie Lee Curtis, still part of the neighborhood fabric.
At our South Pasadena shop, we’ve got a full life-size Michael Myers posted in the front window, and it’s not just for looks—it’s a nod to what’s right outside. People walking by recognize it immediately, especially if they know the area. That same feeling is baked into this tee. It’s not just horror merch—it’s local history, film culture, and something that actually exists within a few blocks of where we stand.
On Hollywood as a brand leans into these moments—pulling from film archives and turning them into pieces that feel authentic, not forced. This graphic, especially, hits that balance. It’s bold, but it’s also timeless. You don’t have to explain it—people already know.
Wearing this in the SGV just makes sense. Whether you’re cruising through South Pas at dusk, cutting through side streets in Alhambra, or just stopping by the shop, it carries that quiet connection between skateboarding and everything around it—music, film, environment, all blending together.
Stix SGV has proudly served the San Gabriel Valley skateboarding community since the late ‘90s. With three locations across Los Angeles County, we’ve been deeply rooted in the local scene. Our Monrovia shop has been a staple since 1997, followed by our Claremont location in 2014, and our South Pasadena shop opening its doors in 2022. Our mission has always been simple: to uphold skateboarding culture and stay true to our community.
